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Todd Lamirande
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Executive Producer, APTN National News, APTN
Ottawa
Beats
The New York Yankees.
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By Brett Forester Verified, Todd Lamirande Verified| APTN National News Verified The three ministers responsible for Crown-Indigenous Relations, Northern Affairs and Indigenous Services say they’re “deeply disturbed” following an APTN News story on racism in their departments — pledging “to conduct a thorough review to address the matter.”Letitia Wells, who was one of only two people willing to use their real name for that story, offered a few places they could start. “You need to admit your racism.
By Todd Lamirande Verified| APTN National News Verified Justice Harry LaForme was the first Indigenous judge to sit on an appellate court in Canada. When he retired from the Court of Appeal for Ontario in 2018, after more than a decade on the bench, he was the only one to have done so. So being appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada seemed like a logical step for LaForme, considering there’s never been one. But that never happened.
By Brett Forester Verified, Todd Lamirande Verified| APTN National News Verified The three ministers responsible for Crown-Indigenous Relations, Northern Affairs and Indigenous Services say they’re “deeply disturbed” following an APTN News story on racism in their departments — pledging “to conduct a thorough review to address the matter.”Letitia Wells, who was one of only two people willing to use their real name for that story, offered a few places they could start. “You need to admit your racism.
Company Info
APTN
The Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) is a national Indigenous broadcaster based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Established in 1999, it is recognized as the world's first national Indigenous television network. APTN is committed to sharing stories by, for, and about Indigenous Peoples, providing a platform for Indigenous voices and perspectives through a mix of entertainment, news, and educational programming. APTN operates two HD television channels, APTN and APTN Languages, which feature a variety of content, including documentaries, dramas, and children's shows. The network also offers APTN lumi, an Indigenous-focused streaming service that allows viewers to access its programming online. APTN produces original content that celebrates Indigenous cultures and has received numerous awards for its storytelling and journalism. With a reach of approximately eight million homes, APTN serves a diverse audience interested in Indigenous stories and perspectives, fostering understanding and reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
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Founded: 1999